Annex B of EN61000-3-3 says that both the switch on and switch 
off events should occur during each of the  1 minute tests.

Steve Seller
York EMC Services


On 25 Feb 03, at 9:26, [email protected] wrote:

> 
> 
> We have a HP HFTS (harmonic and flicker test system) 6843A that runs the
> original flicker tests.  Now 61000-3-3 requires a measurement of dmax 24
> times, taking the average of 22 readings.  We have come up with a way to do
> that manually using the HFTS.  I would like to present it to the group and
> see if anyone sees an oversight or a better way of doing it.  I suspect the
> program is the same whether you have the 1kva model or the 5kva model 6843A.
> 
> a) Create an Excel "template" to record 24 points of data.  Create a formula
> that sums the 24 values, subtracts the max and min, and divides the result
> by 22.  This value is the average dmax required by the amendment.
> b)  Set up the HFTS as follows:
>               Integration Periods:    1
>               PST Int Time:           1 minute
>               Measurement Delay:      0 seconds.
> c)  Start the HFTS Voltage Fluctuation test with the EUT off.
> d)  After several seconds, manually turn on the EUT.
> e)  At the conclusion of the 1 minute test, record the dmax value reported
> by the HFTS on the excel worksheet.
> f)  Turn off the EUT
> g)  Repeat steps c) to f) 24 times.
> h)  Compare the dmax value reported on the work sheet to the appropriate
> limit in 61000-3-3, Amendment 1, 2001.
> 
> This approach requires manual intervention and takes approximately 1/2 hour.
> It appears to address the requirement of the amendment without requiring
> modification to the unsupported test equipment.  
> 
> Comments?
> 
> Don Umbdenstock
> Sensormatic
>
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